Serial Killers: A Fictional Narrative

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Ally slammed down the phone, the receiver clicking and the speakers face-down in the housing. When Ally was sure the line was dead, she choked on a sob, tears silently streaming down her face. It was the third time she had cried this week, her emotions weighing heavy on her shoulders, as well as her heart. Ally pulled her knees to her chest, hiding her face in her damp nightgown. She had gone through the torture of this for three months, and the visions and voices were getting worse. Her boyfriend, Joseph, suggested therapy, but Ally quickly vetoed it. Ally knew what her shrink would think of her. And she didn't need another person thinking she was out of her skull. Joseph did. And now he's gone, Alegra. Because of you. Ally's body went …show more content…

Ally's head snapped toward him, her eyes ablaze with curiosity and confusion. Her nightgown billowed out at her knees, the white silk making her look like an angel in the florescence of the moon. Ally nodded, her finely plucked brow knit. The man took her fisted hands into his own, and Ally looked at him. Joey smiled, his blue eyes glittering with mischievousness. His job was well done, a job done well. Not only did he manage to kill Ally's mother, rest in piece, poor soul, but he managed to make Alegra Hawthorne herself go crazy under the trauma of her mother's death. How he managed to hit just Ally's mother and not Ally still seemed to amaze him. Sure, his car was a wreak, and both Ally's and his combusted, leading Ally's mother to her ultimate doom, but, c'est la vie! A job well done, indeed. "Don't you see now, Ally? You must learn to let things go. For a wound to heal, you mustn't touch it. Or else it will get infected." Ally head tilted, as if she was still trying to understand why her ex-boyfriend could see her, whilst the news-women and policemen couldn't. But, with her worries seemingly gone, and Joey's hand in hers, she let the oddity slide away as comfort settled

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